Eva x Bracenet - Recycled Fishnet Bracelet
Regular price $30.00
Unit price per
Every Eva x Bracenet purchased is a piece of ghost fishing net removed from the oceans. Spread the message for the protection of the seas and release them from the haunt of the nets: SAVE THE SEAS, WEAR A NET.
The longitude and latitude coordinates of the proposed Pebble Mine site in Bristol Bay is on each bracelet's charm.
Visit Bracenet
About the Bracenet:
- red - Sockeye Salmon inspired
- two-rowed, 2 x 3 mm diameter
- made of a former fishing net (HDPE)
- magnetic stainless steel clasp for secure hold
- clasp with engraved logo
- every product is unique and may differ slightly from the pictures
- nickel-free, waterproof & stainless
Production:
- handmade in Germany
- upcycling product made of fishing net and magnetic clasp
- knots and colour originate from the real net
$5 from every purchase goes directly to Defend Bristol Bay.
Sizes
- XS = 17cm
- S = 19cm
- M = 21cm
- L = 22cm
Note: Because every single Bracenet is handmade, the selected size may differ by a few millimeters.”
Become a part of the movement
“ I think we just have to keep beating on the drum. Anything that you really treasure, you have to speak out. Speak out not just once or twice, but constantly. ”
Bella Hammond
First Lady of Alaska 1974 - 1982 ~ The Wild
"Do we love salmon? I don't even know if love is a strong enough word. It is who we are. It is who our people have been and who our people will continue to be."
Alannah Hurley
Yup'ik Fisherman - 'The Wild'
Invest in Bristol Bay
Your purchase puts money directly into the hands of the United Tribes of Bristol Bay.
Bristol Bay is the worlds last fully intact salmon ecosystem
Bristol Bay's Indigenous Peoples are the world's last fully intact salmon culture
Wild salmon runs have been decimated everywhere
Except HEre
Half the world’s supply of Sockeye Salmon comes from Bristol Bay.
"Red Gold"
Because there is no large-scale mining or industrialization, salmon is the primary food source and economic engine of Bristol Bay's People.
The Yupik, Denaina and Alutiq People of Bristol Bay have thrived here for 4000+ years because of salmon.
Subsistence:
A person who primarily lives on the food they grow, hunt or harvest for themselves and their extended family.
No dams. no logging. No fish-farms or hatcheries.
Just pristine ecosystems perfect for wild salmon to thrive and regenerate forever.
Commercial Fishery =
15,000 jobs and $1.5 billion to the U.S. economy annually
Sport Fishing =
>$70 million per year
Savebristolbay.org:
"[Bristol Bay] supports over 15,000 American jobs, generates $658 million in total labor income/year, and is worth over $1.5 billion. This will continue if the headwater streams remain intact."
All of this faces ruin
Mining interests across the globe have set their sites on Bristol Bay
There's over 500 Billion dollars worth of gold, copper, and molybdenum in Bristol Bay. Directly in the headwaters of the world's last vital salmon spawning system...
and there are people who will say anything to get it
But there is no other place left for wild salmon like bristol bay
Rick Halford (R) - former President, Alaska State Senate:
"These places have been eliminated from the earth, time after time, after time. This is the last one left that's a complete ecosystem... We don't have the right to do that to future generations. We shouldn't be selling the legacy of wild salmon from this Earth to some foreign company."
It's up to us
The people of Bristol Bay have been fighting mining interests, fighting for their way of life, for decades. Join us in helping them fight.
